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"He Threw A Mouse At My Face": Woman Reveals Workplace Horror At Comedy Show
The viral video has reignited discussions on workplace toxicity and the emotional toll it takes.
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"Manager Can Ruin Your Mental Health": Boss Asks Employee To Join Office Despite Family Crisis
The post reflects a growing concern among young professionals about the lack of empathy in corporate environments, particularly when it comes to mental health and personal emergencies.
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UK Nurse Wins Rs 30 Lakh After Indian Woman's 'Rude' Eye-Rolling Sparks Panic Attacks
The situation escalated further in September 2024 when Ms Howieson was brought to tears at work, prompting her to have a meeting with the clinic owner, Dr Fary Johnson Vithayathil.
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"Rampant Favouritism": Reddit User Calls NRI Managers "Worse" Than Indian Bosses
According to the post, these managers tend to treat Indian team members as subordinates and reserve high-profile projects for a select few, leading to widespread demotivation.
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"School-Like Mentality": Employee Slams Indian Company's Rigid Time Policy
A Reddit user has slammed the "school-like mentality" of Indian companies after receiving a message from his employer enforcing a strict 9:30 am reporting time.
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Indian Techie Claims Boss Denied WFH After His Father's Death, Sparks Outrage
The post sparked a strong reaction online, with many users expressing outrage over the workplace's lack of compassion.
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"Chest Heaviness, Anxiety": Indian Techie Forced To Work 20 Extra Unpaid Hours Weekly, Post Goes Viral
The company requires the developer to dedicate an additional 20 hours per week to self-learning outside of regular working hours to be eligible for a promotion to tech lead.
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Employee's Blunt Response After Boss Stops Him From Lunch Break:"Khaane Ke Liye Kama Raha Hoon"
The employee's blunt response to the manager has resonated with many users, who praised his assertiveness.
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Goa Founder Praised Online For Firing Newly Hired Senior Employee Within A Week, Here's Why
A Goa-based founder is being praised online for swiftly firing a newly hired senior employee over their toxic behaviour.
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Indian Employee Says "Firangi" Boss Turned Toxic After "Open To Work" LinkedIn Update
An Indian employee recently took to Reddit to share how a LinkedIn update ruined her relationship with her boss.
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"Collapsed In My Chair": Bengaluru Man Lands In Hospital After CEO's "Brutal" Verbal Abuse
The Redditor claimed that he faced constant harassment from the CEO during the few months he spent at the company.
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Employee Fired After Reporting Manager's Misconduct, Shares Ordeal on Reddit
In a detailed account on Reddit, an employee shared how their HR complaint about their manager's misconduct led to severe repercussions.
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Bengaluru Techie Resigns Following Public Humiliation During Google Meet
A Bengaluru-based software engineer resigned after enduring public shaming and gaslighting during a Google Meet session.
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Burger King Employee Claims Boss Put A Personal Camera In Break Room: "So Creepy"
This move has raised questions about workplace surveillance and employee rights in a corporate setting.
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"Am I Dying?": Bengaluru Employee Working 16 Hours A Day Claims He Has Gained 24 kg
Many advised the employee to quit his job and take a break, while others urged him to prioritise his health above all else.
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"He Threw A Mouse At My Face": Woman Reveals Workplace Horror At Comedy Show
The viral video has reignited discussions on workplace toxicity and the emotional toll it takes.
-
"Manager Can Ruin Your Mental Health": Boss Asks Employee To Join Office Despite Family Crisis
The post reflects a growing concern among young professionals about the lack of empathy in corporate environments, particularly when it comes to mental health and personal emergencies.
-
UK Nurse Wins Rs 30 Lakh After Indian Woman's 'Rude' Eye-Rolling Sparks Panic Attacks
The situation escalated further in September 2024 when Ms Howieson was brought to tears at work, prompting her to have a meeting with the clinic owner, Dr Fary Johnson Vithayathil.
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"Rampant Favouritism": Reddit User Calls NRI Managers "Worse" Than Indian Bosses
According to the post, these managers tend to treat Indian team members as subordinates and reserve high-profile projects for a select few, leading to widespread demotivation.
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"School-Like Mentality": Employee Slams Indian Company's Rigid Time Policy
A Reddit user has slammed the "school-like mentality" of Indian companies after receiving a message from his employer enforcing a strict 9:30 am reporting time.
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Indian Techie Claims Boss Denied WFH After His Father's Death, Sparks Outrage
The post sparked a strong reaction online, with many users expressing outrage over the workplace's lack of compassion.
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"Chest Heaviness, Anxiety": Indian Techie Forced To Work 20 Extra Unpaid Hours Weekly, Post Goes Viral
The company requires the developer to dedicate an additional 20 hours per week to self-learning outside of regular working hours to be eligible for a promotion to tech lead.
-
Employee's Blunt Response After Boss Stops Him From Lunch Break:"Khaane Ke Liye Kama Raha Hoon"
The employee's blunt response to the manager has resonated with many users, who praised his assertiveness.
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Goa Founder Praised Online For Firing Newly Hired Senior Employee Within A Week, Here's Why
A Goa-based founder is being praised online for swiftly firing a newly hired senior employee over their toxic behaviour.
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Indian Employee Says "Firangi" Boss Turned Toxic After "Open To Work" LinkedIn Update
An Indian employee recently took to Reddit to share how a LinkedIn update ruined her relationship with her boss.
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"Collapsed In My Chair": Bengaluru Man Lands In Hospital After CEO's "Brutal" Verbal Abuse
The Redditor claimed that he faced constant harassment from the CEO during the few months he spent at the company.
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Employee Fired After Reporting Manager's Misconduct, Shares Ordeal on Reddit
In a detailed account on Reddit, an employee shared how their HR complaint about their manager's misconduct led to severe repercussions.
-
Bengaluru Techie Resigns Following Public Humiliation During Google Meet
A Bengaluru-based software engineer resigned after enduring public shaming and gaslighting during a Google Meet session.
-
Burger King Employee Claims Boss Put A Personal Camera In Break Room: "So Creepy"
This move has raised questions about workplace surveillance and employee rights in a corporate setting.
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"Am I Dying?": Bengaluru Employee Working 16 Hours A Day Claims He Has Gained 24 kg
Many advised the employee to quit his job and take a break, while others urged him to prioritise his health above all else.
